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Th; s. 5. Don of the Jdtuuauen and Paich Peder-ecu Steamship! Line of Oslo. and in command of Captain Jacobson which arrived in p0lt Decembtr ‘ii-h with a OM80“ " ' o! fertilizer imm meme. Bllauun. sailed Saturday evening for Courts and Georgetown to load l- c8110 g1 potatoes for Cuba which is being shipped by the Associated Bhlpf pers mcorporatcd. ,

Althouih she had finished a few days ago 0f dlschlrllllﬂ h" "1" go of fertilizer she had been de- tamed owing to repairs beinl made.

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. 17713 The s. s. Hillsboro. Captain mic

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but is experiencing some difficulty on account of ice and lulley. She mode her last crossing on the tenth of December last year vmere» as in 193': it was on the 21st. oi January.

MOKARIYS WEAR!‘ S. S. Harland, captain Hughes,

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‘wnmipm, Dec. 11- (c P)— Lter Verigin, Doukhobor leader, Sdcr sentence of two months in i1 far assult, tonight was free on iil pending an appeal against his mvictlon. The Doukhubor chieltaln, sent- lced to the jail term by Mﬂsistfﬂtﬂ B. Graham in City Police Court tturday. was kept in custody sev- al hours while ball was being ar-

. No date for hearing the ipeal has been set.

Verlgin was convicted of assult-

ALIDWED T0 o0 FREE lng Fritz Ammeter. an mtemrct-er

who has travelled with him several years on his visits throughout Can- ada. The assult was alleged to have taken place in Verigltfs hotel room here Nov. 18.

Ammcter 501d he had acne to Verlgim; room late and was repri-

manded for not being early and fer not advising Verigin he would be late. He said Verigin used abusive language and struck him. Ammeiﬂ’ said he fainted. and when he was recovering Verigin struck and kicked him again-

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y Eden, lord privy seal and member of parliament, has shown his adept hand in interns.- tional affairs. I This time he was instrumental in formulating the resolution which ended. for the time being at lea-chi danger of war in thcBalkans.

Si; Austen Chamberlain, once British foreign minister, said of Captain Eden, when that young. man had been commissioned to’ make n. tour of European capitals in the interests of dlsarmamentzf “There is no one to whom I would

with more confidence intrust such the a mission."

That opinion is held by most members of England's diplomatic

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Young Lord Privy Seal Seen Destined For! Big Things '

By Central Press Canadian IJohn to leave his post,‘ the young

captain took over the fulldutles.

At the‘ forming of the National government, Eden became panic.- mentary nndersecreta for foreign affairs. It was charac rlstic of him that‘ he made more of the lob than any oi his predecessors.

In January of this year.‘ he was appointed 10rd privy seal. in order, it was announced. to strengthen the political representation of the Brit- ish foreign office. ‘Thopoct of lord privy seal is an fancienib office which. ln‘ itself, carries merely nominal duties, but the-lord privy seal has often been entrusted with discharge of inmortunt work for which for nnyspccial reason re- of a in parliament.

laid up. MARINE WEAR!‘

C. G. S. Aranmone. Captain Mac- Donald, has sailed forﬂalifax.

C. G. S. Brant, Captain Kelly has finished lifting the buoyl and will now lay up for the winter.

placed out in the centre of the dock for the winter months.

Tug Amla. Captain Bruhum will be placed out in her winter quart- ers today.

RAILWAY WHARF

S. S. Tunni, 1n command of Captain Hansen which arrived in port Saturday, Dec. 8th. finished loading s. cargo of potatoes and

the Potato Growers‘ and sailed Friday for place.

Association the above

LYONS WEAR!‘ 80hr. Eliza Coreham, McLeod, laid up.

Captain

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.__.._._._P___ WW6. As a politician ind s diplomat, “Antony” as he is called by his Captain Eden is earning a. brilliant colleagues, is a very young man reputation in Efurﬂpeln ciralespj-Io - I for such a game as international t '

is described as a patient, "imper- polltics. He is but 36 years of age. turbablc negotiator, a. friendly and

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Only 1'! when war broke out Eldon went to the front. in 1915. be- came a captain and won the Mill-i

tary Cross. Mnptfof the action he saw wu on the Near Eastern front where he became

interested in Oriental languages.

Back to Oxford after the war,

Captain Eden studied languages and

informal mixer and a mcstcr of European languages.

0i’ the man himself it is said that his success has not tn the least degree turned his head. Ono o1 lllnglandb best-dressed diplomats. he presents a trim figure. smallish, but well-proportioned. He is dark- haired and wears a not-too-closoly-

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The junior boys of the Associ- ation mat together on Saturday night, Dec. 8th, and sat; down to supper served by the Ladies Aux-

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took first class honors in the trimmed moustache. uiary. The rally we: for orcw- “m” W“ "B" w“ '°“'“‘ "Y Matthew amuuui moo R-Ioul Raymond 3-83 subject. i Early this year i... bgggmg h...“ lzation purposes and club pro- mmgm gfaljgtfggﬁulff wumnmcncnuo .. .. .. hummer; w I . m m” he entered pony,“ and as “raving dlsummmt “ha”. gramme activities were discussed dent a a domestic “rum during ‘Frank Conroy lflwvklbrthuwn “it .... _ ; 0 , won his Conservative seat for War- dor" and it was freely Dredkted with the boys by the General Sec- u“ weekend and mmsht h“ ‘m, Mrs. Clarke ............ . 1.00m“ tn k ------------""" L00 , H l d S 1 I wick and uumingtcn. 1-10 has re- that he would one day succeed Sir retarv- The feliowins officers were how “Hammad by m, m," NH- 4- 9- 3mm‘ 1-°°iu,,§'M,l",,,°,g '5{,§c'§,',""ffj 1,00 | 0 1 S a » mined it ever since. John Simon as foreign secretary. elected: Honorary President. Mr. u” Human manna mm “m, 3o‘ I‘. Gertrude Menu ........... 1.00 n. w! --~ - m0 . ‘ ' NOW it i5 thought that he will be Roy Qudmorc; President. Doilﬂas "in" and o’ a ‘mu, town And‘ Mira. A. C. 00x ............... 1.00 ay§léHppy--~-~--~--"~"" um ‘i. . Christmas has its own particular bakery goods An Expert nchutd- honored by the King withaknight- Mel-alien; Vice President, Ewen - m,“ some m, m ‘ b,‘ 1:°° ' m,

. made from generation-to-generation handed down l recipes. Some are stocked, others will have to be i made-to-order, Here are a few of them.

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His work in the office of Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon first be-

came prominent a few years ago When Sir John initiated him to the

hood in the New Year's honor Lists.

As reporter for the Coimcil of the IIBRBuc of Nations, Captain Eden found the formula that set-

Keefe; and Secretary. sythc.

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His resolution was accepted by before Christmas the Ladies Aux- gnu-gym” “mum m, m4 Lew“ n"? at bu" Joly"; Mum, m" , 00 i lush and cplcy. , 40c :Mﬁ;i_l;°:‘;:““d fell naturally into such a position all parties involved in the dispute iliary served a. fine goose supper we“! 18_ both o» m. t», viﬂl“ w], ‘Ag:- a‘ Tissue; M] , 00 full n lts,lh. ---------- --, and when P655 r r affair at and onstitute brilli i i r hi h th u hi jyed b} n 3 _, - ~ _' , . .00 , .0 m home mad: H, Ynigposgibje f0: gjydlplogqacy, s a an p eoe o zllLcThevlzsilesiioglgﬁgliéa; 00119 0C‘- gggcc l5 sﬂtlilzolﬁllﬁla ‘nnnlpcrmocjnkent’: luamartn". £0,101. BMWBH! HBDYY . a .50 i PLUM PUDDING l M“ W" MY- 680m Tweedy Noilcon with theft of his brother's w, "m; PM, 3, rim. such Burke ., .00 . Fm“, with m. 40c Tsldcnggxrrlegfsl-‘vﬂmﬂ’! Brag c d , T N S . :51; deuvcrcgh: acct lnteresgin! “immobile which was found 1m m‘ a Bushey JNE- §‘““' ‘Yfd £1355 ' “g2 esson‘ was Prces- " m4 kyuris " __' .a ewe . .- f plums and nuta, lb_. 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